Flavor-aid, dammit!

Did anyone else watch a rerun of Celebrity Game Night in the 8pm hour and then switch over to Pyramid and Match, because an hour of Steve Harvey is just too painful to contemplate?

I think it's a much more long term strategy than that. He's betting on an epic Trump flame-out in November and as the party wakes up wondering what the hell it was thinking, he can tout himself as the one guy who had the balls to stand up against the insanity.
I think it will gain him some traction come 2020, but I…

Unless you're a 90 lb black elementary school teacher. Then you better watch yourself lest you get your ass whooped by the cops in a Wendy's parking lot (topical!)

I like to think the Devil was trickier, as he should be, and after losing the fiddle contest, takes the Johnny's soul anyway for committing the deadly sins of Avarice (for entering a contest for a gold fiddle) and Pride ("I told you once you son of a bitch I'm the best there's ever been")

They could probably recruit Jeff Flake to that group. There's a glimmer of hope for republican reasonableness if we can get a few more senators saying things like this:

He did get ruled against for his Beelzebub pronunciation in a previous game, so maybe they thought he was due some ruling karma

Am I crazy, or is this the second time in recent history Alex has done the "I am the captain now" quote and accent in a clue?

Meanwhile, over on the CW version of the Flash, John Barrowman has signed a deal to be a regular on the Flash, Arrow, and Legends of tomorrow.
Actually, the TVline article mentions "all Berlanti produced CW superhero shows", so Supergirl as well?

And he was able to work out the math on 1776 + 35

I refuse to call a Wheel of Fortune recognizable what doesn't waste several minutes of showtime having the contestants "spend" their winnings from each round on a selection of sponsored (and usually really crappy) merchandise.

No kidding! I knew it was one of the two and would have taken a fifty fifty shot. No one taking the gimmee after the wrong pick was bizarre

I really like Bonnie - She's got that perfect level of "jeopardy-weird" and she was just charmingly excited to be there

While I wouldn't want to disregard the misfortune of the dozens of people who got E coli from flour, still, it's dozens. That's a tiny, tiny number compared to the tens of millions of people who have eaten raw dough in probably just the last couple years in just the US. Getting E coli from flour has winning the…

This was an easy one for me, California jumped immediately between Death Valley and the mountains, and looking at Rainier out my living room window, the other state was sort of a gimme

From your description, I thought for a minute you'd just rewatched The Force Awakens.

Four episodes an anticlimax? That's essentially 2 full feature-length films

Was anyone else thinking "Serpentine Rickon! Serpentine!"

The way they were staying away from the Washington State category surprised me, especially when the questions seemed pretty easy, although maybe that's my local bias. But still, apples, steelhead, Columbia river…pretty much Washington state 101

I agree, but the Andrea Doria wasn't much of a better answer